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r ^.s soc i ates , I nc . 503 331 1 509 P. 06 V ~ ~ ~ ~ Recommendatioz~: Accommodate a system o£ closed circuit televisian cameras that are capable af visually accessing t~.e majority of main activiry centers and pedestrian passage ways, Conduit will need to be locabed from ~Ll stairwe~ls, the ramp, the elevator veshbule and various lacations ~n-ithin the garage. Acrnntmodate a system of persorial attack/duress alarm stations pla~ed 2-t the elevator vestibule, stairwells and at additional tocations within the garage. Provid~e for an appropriate overhead dc>or to secure the garage after-hours artd when certain ~ottditions exist. When the door is in the up positioit the specified gate arm control will be used. There sllould be electronic access control, closed rircuit televisi~n, a mat~an detector to 'detect' pedestrian mov~ment on the vehicle ramp and tvvc~-way carYUnunication at this entry / exit loeation. C:onsideration should be given to audio detectors within the garage to capture sc~unds of duress. The garage concrete should be a light shade to help with visual access attd surveillance. Graphic~ and 'wayfinding' si.gnage are critical for pedestrian safety. ~oncFusian: The Maxxon County, Oregon - Courthouse Squue building is unique in that it nwc~s two similar but separate functians. The building has already been design~d wzth~ut benefit of a mmprehensiv~ yecurity assessment. Any changes to existing desigZt and spe~i£ications would incur additioit,al expettse. Na oentral ceception function far the Muion County, Oregon - Courthouse Square building limits the ability to control and isolate access. YCeys and locks are viewed as excellent but the need fur clearly de~i~ed system management is necessary. A determination should be made that the us~ af the existing electranic access control system at the new buildin.g will not create any vulnerabilities if the main control goes 'dawn'. The electranic access control system locations should be inereased and capable of further expansion. The closed circuit television system need.s to be designed and capable of being monitc~red at the main lobby as well as ather locations. Flexibility in capturing and duplicatir~g images is desirable. An alarm system should be installed that is capable of both intn~sion cietection and duress functions. Lighting on the campus, in the ga~rage and in the building is b~lieve~d to be appropriate. Landscaping on the campus will nnt create unnecessary risks. The parking funchion is o~ ~oneern but with application of vehicle acress contral, ~losed circuit television, duress alarms and proper signage risks caiz be minimized. The preceding recommendaNoru are meant to mitigate vulnerabilities without disrupting d~sign or adding exp~ttse. As th~ procese continues additiazinl recommendations will be made to minimize risk to st~ff, visitors and activitie~ at the Marion Cauttty, Oregon - Courthouse Square building. "T)rafr" (lffill~/99 Fnrhr.g Rt. Acccx~iatr.~. Tnc- 4